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Allergenic pine pollen cone Royalty Free Stock Photo

New Pine pollen cone Royalty Free Stock Photo

Blossom of Macedonian pine. Male pollen producing strobili. New male cone of Balkan pine. Pinus peuce. Yellow cluster Royalty Free Stock Photo

Conifer cones. Scots or scotch pine Pinus sylvestris young male pollen flower and green female cone. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Conifer cones. Scots or scotch pine Pinus sylvestris young male pollen flowers and female cone. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pine blossom close up. Pine branch with yellow pollen, cone in Sunny weather. Mountain pine blossoms. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Blossom of Macedonian pine. Male pollen producing strobili. New green cone of Balkan pine. Pinus peuce. Yellow cluster Royalty Free Stock Photo

Branch of pine with pollen cone Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pine blossom close-up. Pine branch with yellow pollen, cone in Sunny weather. Mountain pine blossoms. Evergreen coniferous trees Royalty Free Stock Photo

Shoot of pine with pollen cone Royalty Free Stock Photo

A male pine pollen cone. Male pine cones are smaller than female cones and only live a few weeks. You can identify them as brown, tube-like clusters on the branches of a pine. The cones that make up these clusters contain scales, or microsporophylls, around a central stem.